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How New York host become offshore? DMCA is an American Law and NewYork is in America. Sorry its not understable to me.
OVH dont allow copyrighted content. you should read twice there terms Then your best opinion might change
Well, if you look from Europe, it is offshore
I'm from Canada, so "America" is actually another country. However, I'm being sarcastic. The word offshore refers to not being on a continent or being in the water. So, I'm making fun of Americans with their often poor understanding of both geography and language. English is still a thing, right?
You have no proof of this wild claim.
Just like any country, there are people who are intelligent and people whose brain cell count is questionable.
Sometimes, both. Smarts don't mean intelligence, and intelligent doesn't always mean smart.
I think @mikho has some storage offer.
I do, but don’t allow torrenting. Not even legal ISOs.
Thanks for the mention.
This is a necro thread... Didn't anyone notice?
Thanks for the mention.
Why would you not permit legal use of torrents? There is nothing sinister about the technology. Unless you are worried about all the bandwidth it would/could use.
@remis,
Did you ever find a good provider for your 100% legal torrenting needs?
It's not the bandwidth that worries me, it's the disk i/o and the shared ipv4.
NAT servers are not running on top-of-the-line hardware and 1-5 torrenting users would probably be ok i/o wise. the shared ipv4 could easily be blocked if users started to use public trackers (not so legal torrents).
If you want to torrent, I suggest you get one of the deals from a provider who provide them.
Often you get both a GUI and an ssh connection and can do pretty much what you want.
Ah. Yes with shared IPs and shared disks, I can see how that might be an issue.
We mostly do dedicated servers and dedicated IPs, so it's never an issue for us.
Try the likes of Streamza
Then there is no noisy neighbours. Better option.
@randvegeta I flagged it a while ago lol
@Francisco might be able to help you.
kimsufi works fine, $6/montth